Winds of Change?

[Indy]

BTW in the interest of getting this back on topic now I have a question.

You've railed against liberal PC-ness yet in none of your examples have you proven how that came to bear. Could you elaborate on that for us? To refresh, you cited:

-Drunk Scorpions drummer in Dubai
-Sterling
-The Mozilla CEO firing himself

Thanks!

[Philly]

The topic is actually the United Arab Emirates

[Indy]

OK so there's one already not answering my question. Would have never guessed that.

[Philly]

You said you wanted to get on topic then you asked an off topic question.

[Indy]

I believe this is the part where I start screaming "Answer the question!" followed by accusations of intellectual cowardice, etc. Right?

Since I know I'm not going to get an answer I'll just put out what we all know the answer is: none of these have anything to do with the liberal PC police going on the attack. So why was that even brought into the conversation?

[Philly]

I assumed you weren't asking me since I've always maintained that PC rules in the private sector isn't really a liberal/conservative issue.

[John Galt]

the mozilla thing was terrible. the man gave money to a political cause that democratically won and two years later he was hounded out because of fred phelpian leftists conflating homosexuality and same sex marriage

THERE'S NO SMOKING AT THE MUSEUM OF TOLERANCE YOU DIRTY LUNG BASTARD



know what message the mozilla ceo being fired said? don't support causes that might lose in the future or you can lose your job, aka, don't support causes... at least conservative ones

[Philly]

You could just as easily lose your job for making anti-Israel comments which would mean you're losing your job for a far left opinion.

In fact that happened to Helen Thomas.

[Indy]

[Philly]

It's obvious he was pushed out. At a certain level it's standard procedure to offer your resignation when it's requested rather than forcing the drama of being fired.